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account Of any political strength claim whatever:
went In purely as friend OF Mr. MARITIME. Being whol
removed from political associations. free to do m.
duty as I saw It, without any Interference from them
took up the Doodle under Mr.. Marines direc
ton from the highest OF public duty. Immediate.
ly found confronting a tremendous political CON
spracy 1t seemed IL every boss and every dsrcput
bic politician In New York had other business than
to defeat those prosecutions. Though they wers "a
peatedly beaten they grew moro and more inpudent
and bold and fOunD chat Trey bad their hands every.
where The city IL TO-DAY practically enthrllled by them
Now, Inever wanted this nomination Everybody
who knows me knows that this is true All MY personal
and pecuniay interests lay in the direction OF my return
to private practice Moreover nave no ambitions to
crafty IN politics do not aspire to seat In Congress,
the bench anywhere else. My ambition centres In
my work advocate. Criminal practice ~ not in.
vng me, that from every personal point OF view
have nothing to gain by becoming Distrct-Attorney
At the time was not anu am not now nsensble
of public duty.
HE ALONE KNOWS THE BRIBERY CASES
"These bribery cases. every one knows. were az.
signed to me by Mr. MARITIME. Day aud night worked
them up, discovered the evidence collected It, studied
the law and tried the In court know them from
beginning to end. and no one else does know them
There are several them yet to be tried and the man
who undertakes that workfor OF course shall not feel
II nv duty To remain the office after January will
have the hercuean task before HIM Of obtaining what
already have, with far less chance OF getting the
evidence at all and with more formidable oppo
sition than encountered
knowing this true. have felt that should not
absolutely decline to take tho office II there any
general public desire to have me do 80 was some
what DESTROYS, also. to IL the booders and their
friends actually had the power in the Democratic organ
cations carry their threats against me According
ly. without lifting finger to get the nomination. with
asking single politician single newspaper Tor
support, let the matter run along.
I" Well, 1t seems that the Doodle people dif have
power enough u beat me. They have shown their
strength aud the matter l. now in the hands Of the
people. I am not now, any more than | was before
candidate for the office But II there proves TO he any
such expression of public sentiment impresscs
with the duty OF standing the candidate Of those
forces which, I'm my Judgment. SHOULD control public
Office here, shall do my duty am not manufacturing
public sentiment any more than was asking political
support"
THE COL NELS UNHAPPY CREDITORS.
SOME OF THE UNPAID JUDGMENTS on THE COURT
RECORDS.
The Erening World has been invest eating the record
OF Colonel Fellows and printed Yesterday startling list
of the unsatshed judgments against him the
records II
An examination Of tho judgment rolls To- the thirteen
year, back January 1875. discovers twentysH
judgments against Colonel follows in the Office OF the County
clerk These judgments were obtained almost every
grade OF ia this city ami there only ons yeat-lss4
when he escaped tigaloa. OF these tweatysx Judgments
aggresstn good many thousand dollars only one hase'ee
satisfied That for Sii5 81 In iaTor OF James X
aad John Craw or and stishel Just after ts Pre
dent al election Of 1875.
SOME OF JUDGMENTS RECORDED
Following is list OF the unsatisncd judgments fled
against Colonel Fellows since January !. 1879;
s5j4 o. in favor Of Armour Rch wooiori in superior
1921 IS N ay OF oi james Bell In Marine Court Noyom
ber 20. 1873. ~ nm. ....,., ,o-.
supreme Court hudson ~ 9raf' i pA bc -s
80 Y wa AVER q aW e9Ig r. shane am fhoaac
81 III superior Court January (" e'7 4mond 'oh'
500 % in favor Of William Henry Aroous ThoTsasy
Kitch and stewart Wool or n Court o. Common rras
$y5, 81 IN ia SyS SD S M.TE oS apf 3 III Of WIZ
$50 IN favor Of Geoo1e W. Lg 9o !ots Burke ana
5000 - IN favor OF Jimss Am ,uYsE anu D"e' O'''
Bsgg nsp yo, q III, h Naoa State state Bank 0, Troy
,Gs in atoT Han; Co. June 49, 1873 umem,
Court Arthur. Phelps knowles & Ransom attorneys ioF
s2 g. favor Of James ~ hammond FrSigfes LEA
mems and John H. Ih9nnson ocoD,r 1913 "A'N' 0O''"
s.5o tyor q H.. Continent" Saiioaal B,nS ,, q
1914 y IA favor OF ,orls Iptns a. a'ssatt h-rein
OF clarence Levy April % 1880. Name Court F.o-'4n
ss.s 81 IN fayor OF Eliza NJ slrett March isoo
Court Beach brown p%aIfs a''orgeyS ,.,-,,.
Pleas. charles ii Wool6irc plaintiffs attorney v.,.,,.
Of Lewis and George lelaah
. lSsl supreme Court Aalrev J. Rogers pAuuEs At
torney. 80,
$3.50 30 favor Of Francis Greeneaf Move nDer H. ISL
Court j ~. Wilson. piADtlHs attorney
n Of tiffany ant Company. May ~ -
Marine Court kneysls & Ransom attorneys
$3.50 ~ tn Of Thomas krk patrick, January 49,
Marine CONT Isaac j. MsccAbe. attoiucy.
Sl75 - In favor oil George AchnOush. March is, III
Marine Court. William H. DO NO attorney tor paiu' l.
S29e 80 IN favor OF James W. Bell, March 20 I-Ha,
superior Court. stephen -. Brague attorney. 49,
81 OF the American specially Company oclo
Der o. 1888 Sixth Judicial District Court.
John y. ut-Sn. opainet IN supreme
Court January o. 1856. Abel Cook ATTORNEY Nask
Michael Lestranse 1912 l5 April 80. 1887